Lecture

Addition of Angular Momenta

Description

This lecture covers the addition of angular momenta in quantum mechanics, focusing on the mathematical formalism and operators involved. The instructor explains the concept using examples of two systems and discusses the properties of Hilbert spaces and operators. The lecture delves into Bell's Theorem and explores the notation and calculations related to the addition of angular momenta.

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